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BBARKLEY 2008Historical Campaign Archive
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Recommended research starting points

  • Election totals and recounts: Minnesota Secretary of State.
  • Candidate history: University of Minnesota Historical Election Archive.
  • Senatorial records: Minnesota Historical Society archival finding aid.
  • Campaign-period reporting: Minnesota Public Radio and other contemporary reporting.

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Research sources

  1. Minnesota Secretary of State — 2008 General Election Results ↗
  2. University of Minnesota — Dean Barkley candidate profile ↗
  3. Minnesota Historical Society — Dean Barkley senatorial papers ↗
  4. Minnesota Public Radio — Barkley campaign report, Sept. 15, 2008 ↗
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